Alter Boys

by Tory Allyn

When a ritualistic elixir once held by the Mayapo natives of the Amazon rainforest is reformulated, Bren Williams, Derek O'Rourke and Russ Munroe unwittingly come into contact with the newfangled version at Prescott Chemicals. Shortly thereafter, the detectives experience a change to their body and minds with unalterable results. Although alarmed with their current predicament, all three master the formalities thus engendering them the power to complete their mission. With help from their experienced boss, an aggressive FBI agent, an eager journalist and a bitter French physicist, they quell the perpetrators, but not before one escapes with an undetermined amount of formula and a secret that could alter a detective's life. (The first novel, ALTER EGO, must be read before your foray into the second novel, ALTER BOYS.)

220 pages, Paperback

Published August 15, 2016

About the author

Tory Allyn currently resides in Upstate New York. Although born in Syracuse, he was raised in the quaint town of Baldwinsville with his brother and two sisters, who drove him into becoming the zany person he is today. As a child, he made up many a tale. Some funny; others dark and brooding, but all started him on the path to writing. Today, his nephew, lovingly referred to as The Monster Child, is his partner in crime. Most days, you will see them playing ball at a nearby park, going for a dip in the backyard pool or snowboarding down a popular mountainside.

Reviews

[P.S. Winn · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is book two in the series, I gave book one a five star review and found this book to also be a well written reader friendly story, I think book one was more interesting. That said, this is an interesting idea for a story. As a chemical company is playing with things they shouldn't the side effects of a chemical turn men into women. I found some humor in the story, of curse, it would be strange and a a bit unnerving to change ones' gender. The author does a good job with the story and I have a feeling #3 is on the way.

[Mimi Davis Hopkins · Rating 5 out of 5]

BETTER AND BETTER

This book is absolutely Hilarious. I thought book one was full of laughs, but this book is sick!!😂 The dialog between the characters had me laughing and loving every word.